María Dolores Rueda Montero

María Dolores Rueda Montero is an Associate Professor at Universidad Camilo José Cela (UCJC), teaching in online Master's programs such as Counseling and Psychopedagogical Intervention, Advanced Teaching Skills, and Secondary Education. She also holds teaching roles at Francisco de Vitoria University, Antonio de Nebrija University, and ESNE University School of Design, focusing on second language pedagogy and bilingual contexts.

• BA in English Philology (2007) and PhD in English Literature (2018), University of Seville
• Postgraduate studies in second language teaching in the U.S.
• Specialization in Postmodern Discourses and time travel narratives in literature

Her research integrates postmodern literary theory with educational innovation, emphasizing cognitive and linguistic development in bilingual education. She has collaborated with four universities since 2018, combining online and in-person teaching modalities.

Her career spans roles such as Graduate Research Consultant at UNC Chapel Hill (2011) and ELE professor, alongside extensive experience in bilingual educational contexts. She contributes to curriculum design, media competence, and didactic resource development for language education.